Recent Bride Is Honored At Bridge Party
Thursday evening a bridge party at Miss Frances Wilson's home honored Mrs. William Green, a recent bride. Prizes went to Mrs. John Dunn for high score and Mrs. Green received china. Miss Mary Ray was gifted silver. Attendees included Mrs. William Green, Mrs. Jack Vincent, Mrs. Wilma Collier, and others listed. Refreshments were served by Miss Harvey Woodruff and others.
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Francis Wilson
C. K. Wilson
William Green
Frances Wilson
John Dunn
Green
China
Mary Ray
Jack Vicent
Wilma Collier
M. Thern
Marjorie Cannon
Mary
Martha Rob Cherry
Imogene Booker
Harvey Woodruff
Survey finds paper cups cheaper than washing glasses nation
A nationwide survey shows that with current wage rates it costs less for soda fountains to use paper cups than to wash glassware. The finding highlights cost advantages of disposable cups across many cities and states.
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United States
Kitchen Shower Honors Mary L Ray Bride Elect
Muss Mary Louise Nay, bride elect, was honored at a kitchen shower given Saturday at the home of Mrs. Dunning. Guests were entertained on the porch with cold drinks and sandwiches served from the dining table. Honors included Mesdames Hedges, Ray, Neth, Shell, Seay, Cooper, Somers, Vincent, Wilbourne and Misses West, Lee, Elladean Lee, Lillian Lee.
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my_Merritte
Jack Vincent
Frank Cole
R. W. Somers
John Wilbourne
Misses
Katherne West
Elladean Lee
Lillian, Lee
Love Unites Soldier And Bride On Omaha Plane Arrival
In Omaha a U P report notes Kenneth Shotwell a 33 year old Infantry private from Freemont Nebraska met Fraulein Lislittle Hosse 23 of Magdenburg at the municipal airport after three years apart. Language barriers did not stop affection as Shotwell proposed and said they will learn to talk together.
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Omaha
Neb
U.P
Kenneth Shotwell
Freemont
Fraulein Lislittle Hosse
Magdenburg
Miss Hosse
Shotwell
Miss Hesse
Mrs Cherry Weds W E Johnson In Informal Ceremony
Mrs Lucile Cherry daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Lafayette Power of Roanoke Rapids became the bride of Wilford Earl Johnson formerly of Raleigh North Carolina on Thursday August 19 at 6 o'clock in the Christen Parsonage Rev M T Sonner of Danville Virginia officiated After the ceremony the couple left for a honeymoon through Asheville and the mountains of Tennessee and Virginia They will reside at 216 West Littleton Road Roanoke Rapids NC.
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Lucile Cherry
Lafayette Power
Roanoke Rapids
Wilford Earl Johnson
Raleigh
N. C
Tenn
Virginia
Johnson
West
Littleton Road
Mary Louise Ray Honored at Linen Shower
Mrs. Carlton Cannon hosted a linen shower at her home during coffee hour on an appointed Saturday for bride-elect Miss Mary Louise Ray. Attendees included Mrs. Moody Hedgs pe th, M. C. Newsom Jr. and several friends and relatives among whom were Paul Ray and Lois Lyles.
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Carlton Cannon
Mary Louise Ray
Moody Hedgson
Lois Lyles
Margaret Hines
Minnie Johnson
Miss Ray Is Honored By Mrs Ellis
Mrs Jimmie Ellis hosted a Wednesday bridge party honoring Miss Mary Ray bride elect. Three tables played in the living room with prizes for top scores won by Mrs Clarence Coburn and Mrs Gordan Goodale. Gifts for the honoree and Mrs James Pope accompanied late summer flowers and a salad plate refreshment.
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Jimmie Ellis
Mary Bride
Clarence Coburn
Gorcan Goodale
James Pope
Mesdame
Frank Cole
Tommy Merritt
Fred Cooper
M. C. Newsom, Jr
Bob Summer
Raleigh Seay
Margaret Hines
Betty Leathers
Mary Louise Ray
Visitor Lacks Pants After Outlandish Night Out
Wesley Thompson of Braddock North Dakota wandered the outskirts of St. Louis Illinois in shorts and stockings after an all night party. State highway patrolmen found him on a deserted street as the night ended. He recalled meeting two women in a tavern and a long sequence of drinks rides and taverns ending with a cab trip.
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ST. Louis
Ill
U.P
Braddock
N. D
Wesley Thompson
Smart Swimmer Wins Argument With Ease
Pittsburgh police broke up a heated argument over the best swimmer. An unidentified man fled by diving into the Allegheny River and swimming downstream, later disappearing. The other two combatants were arrested.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Allegheny River
Miss Brauer Wed Maury Newton in Ridgeway Lutheran Church
Miss Cornelia B M Brauer daughter of Mrs Walter Brauer and the late Mr Brauer of Ridgeway became the bride of Maury C Newton Jr son of Dr and Mrs M C Newton of Narrows Va in a candlelight ceremony Saturday August 7 at seven thirty at St Pauls Lutheran Church Ridgeway N C The Rev J F Moebius performed the double ring rite Organist Claude Cooke and singer Grady Friday provided music The bride wore a satin wedding gown with Chantilly lace veil carried a white prayerbook with an orchid shower The bridal party included Emma Elizabeth Brauer maid of honor and several bridesmaids with pink organdy dresses Other relatives served as attendants and Corinne Newton Narrows Va was best man The couple later hosted a reception at Mrs Carl Hecht’s home and left for a wedding trip Mrs Newton Wake Forest College and teacher in Norlina Va Mr Newton Wake Forest College and former Navy serviceman.
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Narrenton
Cornelia Bertha Marie Brauer
Walter Brauer
Brauer
Ridgeway
Maury Claibourne Newton, Jr
M. C. Newton
Narows
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
N.C
J. F Moebius
Claude Cooke
Grady Friday
J. C. Brauer
Emma Elizabeth Brauer
Cal
Richard M. Newton
Narrows
Andy Renick
Roanoke
Lannean Newton
Wake Forest
Albert Hecht
Nerlina
Din Neal
Carl Hecht
Newton
Wake Forest College
Norlina
Miss Hodges Feted By Co Workers At Farewell Night
Miss Rachel Hodges of J C Penny Co resigns after many months of service. Daughter of Rev Jerome Hodges she plans to move to Fayetteville with her family. Co workers present a gift of lingerie and wish her well on her last night.
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Miss Hodges
Rachel Hodges
J. C. Penney, Co
Jerome Hodges
Fayetteville
Double Ring Ceremony Unites Miss Futrell and Carl Cannon
Ruby Lee Futrell daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Futrell and Carl N Cannon son of Mr and Mrs George W Cannon were married at Rosemary Baptist Church parsonage. Rev B Marshall Whitehurst officiated. Bride wore grey street length dress with hat and rhinestone jewelry. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside at 916 Henry Street. A crystal gift and a bridal cake reception followed for family and friends.
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Ruby Lee Futrell
J. C. Futrell
Carl N. Cannon
George W. Cannon
Rosemary Baptist Church
B. Marshall White- Hurst
Henry Street
Mrs Bazemore Hosts Bridge Club Honoring Bride
Mrs Bazemore hosted her bridge club in her honor after complimenting Mr Cecil Bazmore. Mrs Bazemore and Mrs Allmond Scotland Almond Jr were present for the event.
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Bazemore
Allmond Scotland Almond, Jr
Cecil Bazmore
Man Makes Record As A Fly Catcher
Edward Anketell, 74, of New Haven is credited as possibly the world’s leading fly catcher. Over 15 years he says he has trapped more than 2,060,000 flies, preserving specimens for junior scientists using microscope sets from A. C. Gullyert Co. He uses a special fly trap filled with carbon tetrachloride and preserved in alcohol.
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New Haven
Conn
U.P
Edward Anketell
A. C. Gulyert Co
Anketell
Miss Sanders Honored by Langfords at Chaloner Parc
Miss Mary Alice Sanders of Perryville Mo was honored by MW and Mrs B C Langford at their Chaloner Parc home. The bridge party featured four tables, rose and summer flowers, and rewards for high scores Mary Ricks and Johnny Wilbourne. A gift was presented to Miss Sanders and strawberry shortcake followed.
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B.C. Langford
Chaloner Parc
Mary Alice Sanders
Perryville
Mary Ricks
Johny Wilbourne
Johnny Wilbourne
Alie
Willis Hux
Ela Mae Shinley
Ralph Knight
J. D. Hentsce
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